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I’m sharing my experience with IFCA because I think anyone considering this program should understand what my experience looked like before making this level of financial commitment. I signed up for a business coaching program that was approximately a $12,000 commitment and was originally supposed to run through September. I participated for roughly two months before leaving the program and stopped using their services. I want to be transparent: I signed a contract, and I understand that contracts come with financial obligations. My frustration is with what happened on the fulfillment side of that agreement. If I had received the full term of coaching, support, and deliverables that I understood my $12,000 investment was supposed to include, this would be a very different review. I didn’t. During my short time in the program, my success manager left, there were changes within the company and its leadership/ownership, and I ultimately left months before my program was originally supposed to end. After leaving, I did not continue receiving the coaching, success management, or remaining deliverables that I understood were part of the full program term. Despite that, IFCA continued seeking the remaining contractual balance and has now sent approximately $4,000 to a third-party debt collection agency. That is the part of this experience I find most disappointing. From my perspective, I am being asked to pay the full financial commitment for a program when I did not receive the full duration of services and deliverables that commitment was intended to cover. The experience itself also felt much more impersonal than I expected from a high-ticket business mentorship program. When I began disengaging and ultimately left, I did not have someone from the business coaching or leadership side meaningfully reach out to understand what wasn’t working, discuss my business, or see whether there was a way to support me differently. The primary person communicating with me was a VA, who I want to be clear was very kind. My disappointment was never with her. I simply expected a much higher level of personal involvement and business mentorship from a program at this price point. I also think prospective clients should ask very specific questions about additional expenses. In my experience, software was offered as part of the ecosystem for running your coaching business, but there was an ongoing cost of around $100 afterward. Make sure you understand exactly what is included in your investment and what will become an additional recurring expense. I’ve worked with other coaching groups and business mentors, and based on my personal experience, I would not recommend IFCA to someone looking for highly personalized business mentorship. There are other programs and mentors I would explore and compare before committing this amount of money. I take responsibility for signing the agreement, and I wish I had scrutinized the contract and the program more carefully before making such a large investment. At the same time, I’m extremely disappointed by how the experience was handled and by the fact that the remaining balance is now being pursued through collections when, from my perspective, I did not receive the full program term and remaining services I originally signed up to receive. If you are considering IFCA, read the entire contract carefully. Ask exactly what happens if you leave early, what happens if your assigned success manager leaves or the company changes, whether you remain responsible for the entire balance if you stop receiving services, what additional software costs you’ll have, and exactly how much direct, personalized business mentorship you will receive. This is my personal experience. I’m sharing it because these are questions I wish I had asked before signing.

Scam!! they want your money and make you do the work... need i say more?

I feel like I was misled during my initial sales call. I was told that if I wasn’t making at least $15k/month, IFCA would have had to shut their doors down, which created a lot of pressure for me to join. Based on my experience, the reality of the program was very different. After joining, my financial situation declined significantly. My client roster was cut in half, and I ended up in a position where I genuinely could not afford the payments anymore. Before signing, I was given the impression (including via a voice note) that I would be able to exit the contract if I was in a situation where I couldn’t pay. When that situation happened, I was unable to get the support or resolution I expected. I made multiple attempts to get in contact with someone who could help, but I didn’t feel guided or supported through that process. Instead, the situation escalated in a way that added more stress during an already difficult time. Overall, this experience had a serious negative impact on me financially and emotionally, and my mental health. I joined because I trusted what I was told, but based on my experience, it did not align with what was promised.

This program is fine but not great for unrestricted businesses. I understand taking the coaching function away after your contract period, but they remove aLo access, including the trainings you pay an arm and a leg for. In addition, I got a couple helpful coaching sessions but those were few and far between.

Really? Sees one bad review, gets employees to override it with fake reviews. Scumbag behaviour. Don’t trust any of these fake reviews. Terrible company.

By far the worst investment I have ever made. The Accelerator course is worth $100 for a 4 hour seminar on a Saturday afternoon. Not 11,000. Course in a nutshell: share free knowledge online. Share yourself. Show up consistently, then make paid ads and DM EVERYONE that interacts with your social media posts in any capacity with the goal of getting them on a sales call. The promise of funneling you clients is a complete lie. The funnel is simply them putting your followers and friends into it and saying they are alllllll the potential clients.

I worked with IFCA for 4 months, in the sales call and contract they guaranteed to continue working with me until I made my investment back. At the 4 month mark when the contract ended they wanted me to pay to continue working with them when all they provided was “Increase your prices” and a basic social media strategy for $10,000 USD. I talked to another student that went through IFCA around the same time and he paid $11,000 and had the same guarantee that wasn’t backed up by anything. Their pricing is inconsistent, their service is not what they make it out to be or promise and they refuse to give refunds or work with you after the initial 4 months.

Second review for them. They promise you can use all their workouts in trainerize forever. You can’t! They disappear. They make this thing sound like you can go at own pace. You can’t!!! After 12 weeks you are charged $150/month. After paying $10k You create yourself a job!!!! I run a gym. My guy tried to get me to have my members leave gym and sign up for online. All you do is dm allllll day and that’s it!! If this is what you want. Get after it. I found their whole sales pitch on prestige labs kajabi. Only thing is, prestige is 1000x better and user friendly. And it’s free!!!! You get a mix of Chris coopers book. Hermozis books and tanner chidester info. Packaged up unorganized in kajabi. Read all their books and you get ifca Overall. I hate them They do have some great masterclasses and some good podcast. But overall you’ll do way better somehwere else